Pesci (Professional Education and Self-Certification Initiative) Training Courses offer professional development to medical professionals and employees of registered medical organizations. The goal of Pesci courses is to ensure that healthcare professionals are up-to-date with the latest industry standards and policies in order to ensure that they provide quality healthcare services to the public. Pesci courses cover a variety of topics relevant to the healthcare sector, such as medical ethics and patient safety. They are designed as short, intensive seminars that focus on a specific topic. At the end of each course, participants receive a certificate of completion to show that they have successfully completed the training. In addition to the seminars, Pesci courses also include practical exercises, group discussions, and supervised assessments to ensure that the knowledge and skills acquired are transferable and can be applied to each participant’s work. Participation in Pesci courses is voluntary and there is no fee for the courses or their materials. Participants can use the knowledge and skills acquired to make their healthcare systems more effective, efficient, and safe.